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Sunday, April 6
10 AM-5:30 PM
Special Sale Lynn Olander: Meridian Jewelry and Design
Trunk Sale
Meet jewelry designer Lynn Olander and enjoy shopping from a wonderful selection of handmade sterling silver or vermeil pieces. Her radiant new designs, created especially for cherry blossom time, add affordable elegance to your spring fashions.
Last day
Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and Freer Gallery of Art
Location: Sackler Gallery Shop
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10 AM-5 PM
Special Sale Kenny Wayne Fields: Rescue of Streetcar 304
Book Signing
Kenny Wayne Fields signs copies of his book Rescue of Streetcar 304: A Navy Pilot's 40 Hours on the Run in Laos.
Books available for sale in Museum Store
Special Smithsonian Sponsored
Location: Udvar-Hazy Center, outside Museum Store
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12 Noon-5:30 PM
Film Andy Warhol's Sleep, 1963
Independent Film Series
Note: Programs are unrated but may contain adult content.
(1963, 5 hours 21 minutes) This is a rare chance to catch the entirety of this early masterwork in a cinema setting. Warhol's cool portrait of his paramour, poet John Giorno, is a silent, grainy black-and-white experiment, guaranteed to be different from your preconceptions, no matter what they may be.
Free; first come, first served
Series continues April 10
See related program on April 3
Related Exhibition: The Cinema Effect: Illusion, Reality, and the Moving Image
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Location: Ring Auditorium
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1-3 PM
Family Demonstration Workshop Art a la Cart Day
Family Program
(for ages 7-12) How do you hold an artist's palette? Does bronze feel grainy or silky, warm or cool? Try hands-on activities at four interactive carts to find out and to explore such subjects as sculpture and folk art.
Free
Repeats 1st Sunday of each month
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Location: Throughout the museum; maps available at both info desks
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1-4 PM
Lecture Film Cinematic Collaboration: Alfred Hitchcock
Lecture, with film clips
Film historian Max Alvarez examines the complex artistic relationships of several famous actor-director duos. This afternoon, he discusses the works of Alfred Hitchcock and his relationship with Cary Grant and James Stewart -- two of Hollywood's most influential actors -- to create several sophisticated thrillers such as To Catch a Thief and Rear Window.
$25, general; $20, members; students $15; call 202-633-3030

Series continues May 4
Resident Associate Program
Location: S. Dillon Ripley Center
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1:30 PM
Special Tour Art + Coffee: Guided Tour
Luce Foundation Center Activity
Discover the treasures of the Luce Foundation Center for American Art during a guided tour. Afterwards, enjoy a complimentary coffee or tea.
Free
Repeats most Saturdays and Sundays
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Location: Meet in the F Street Lobby
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2 PM
Family Workshop Anime Artists Workshop
ImaginAsia Family Program
(ages 8-14 with adult) Join Anime artists to see how contemporary artists refer to the Japanese tradition of action drawing to create their Anime characters and scenes. Bring your own drawings to share, and learn how to expand your drawing technique.
Note: Reservations required for groups over 8, call 633-0461.
Free; first come, first served. For groups, see Note
Last program. Continues with new theme April 12
Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and Freer Gallery of Art
Location: Sackler classroom, Sublevel 2
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2 PM
Film I'm a Cyborg, But That's Okay
Korean Film Festival DC 2008
(2006, 107 min., directed by Park Chan-wook, Korean with English subtitles) This whimsical tale is about love in a mental institution between a boy who thinks he's disappearing and a girl who thinks she's a robot.
Free, but tickets (2 per person) distributed 1 hour before
Series continues April 13, 18, 20, 25, & 27, and in May
Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and Freer Gallery of Art
Location: Freer, Meyer Auditorium
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2-5 PM
Workshop Family ArtLab for Teens
5-Week Studio Program
(for ages 13-18) In this intensive 5-week program, aspiring young artists have an opportunity to interact with peers, artists, and curators, and respond to objects from the collection. Students from local schools, grades 9-12, may apply. No previous art experience is necessary, and all materials are provided by the Hirshhorn.

Note: Students must be able to attend all 5 sessions and have met application requirement. Apply online at artlab.si.edu. For more information, call 202-633-3382 or e-mail hmsgeducation@si.edu.
Free, but limited space; must apply by March 28, see Note
Continues April 13, 20, 27, and May 4

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Location: ArtLab (enter through Sculpture Garden)
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2-5 PM
Family Special Sale Corkey Hay DeSimone: Cherry Blossom Friends
Book Signing
Corkey Hay DeSimone signs copies of her children's book Cherry Blossom Friends.
Books available for sale in Museum Store
Repeats April 12 & 13
National Museum of Natural History
Location: Ground Floor, outside Museum Store
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2-4 PM
Special Sale Sarah Hood Salomon: Politics and Pot Roast
Book Signing
Sarah Hood Salomon signs copies of her book Politics and Pot Roast.
Books available for sale in Museum Store
Special Smithsonian Sponsored
Location: Air and Space Museum, outside Museum Store
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3 PM
Lecture Poet's Walk
Illustrated Lecture
Korean jeweler Kiwon Wang takes us on a personal journey in which she focuses on the meaning of life and her quest to find harmony within. Her innovative jewelry contrasts Eastern and Western traditions and artistic perceptions, and combines throwaway materials such as newspaper with precious gems. Sponsored by the James Renwick Alliance.
Free
Related Exhibition: Ornament as Art: Avant-Garde Jewelry
Renwick Gallery
Location: Grand Salon
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